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Great two bedroom flat for rent in East Dulwich


Gerri Tyrrell-Cho

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Well appointed top floor two bedroom flat for rent in Marmora Road, East Dulwich. The flat is furnished with a newly refurbished kitchen and a deck for outdoor living. Excellent city views and great location, close to lovely green space, a good shopping strip, bus routes to the city and Honor Oak Station a stroll away. We are experienced landlords and you would deal with us directly rather than through an agent. Rent is £1750 p/m. Please contact Gerri on 07530134691 to discuss your needs and make an appointment to inspect the property.

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